That was a user posting those, mk7sx I believe. Those charts were most likely discontinued as he got bored with them or just couldn't come to the website anymore (last login was close to a month ago). Apart form another person having made them and willing to share them, I don't believe you'll be able to find them elsewhere unless you would be willing to do them yourself.

Outselling even a single Playstation home console is a feat that only a single Nintendo home console (Wii) has ever accomplished before, and which Xbox hasn't managed to do in nearly 20 years on the market.

It feels almost surreal to think that there are now more Switches in out there in the world than there are PS3s or Xbox 360s, when those systems were out for so long and became so prevalent.

Personally, I don't think its very likely that Xbox Series will manage to outsell PS3 or 360, but we'll see. The PS + Xbox total market is fairly consistent and PS is a lot stronger now than they were in the 7th gen.

This is pretty much my line of thinking, the two combined have been relatively stagnant since Xbox was first introduced, and after all

Once is happenstance

Twice is a coincidence

Three Times is a pattern.

@trunkswd Do you think PS5 & XS could reach a combined total of 200M? Really tall order, but I think that would be cool. The PS5 would have to outsell the PS4 (which itself would have to outsell Game Boy) and the XS would have to sell at least 70M). At the very least, I hope their combined sales surpass the combined sales of past PS & Xbox systems.

I do agree that it will likely be a closer race than PS4 & Xbox One, though I do think the PS5 will lead by at least 40M in the end.

All-Time Video Game Console Sales List:

1) PlayStation 2 (PS2) - 157,680,000 (155,000,000+ according to Sony) Mar. 31st, 2012

2) Nintendo DS (DS) - 154,900,000 (154,020,000 according to Nintendo) - Mar. 31st, 2021

3) Game Boy (GB/GBC) - 118,690,000

4) PlayStation 4 (PS4) - 115,732,376 (115,900,000+ according to Sony) - Mar. 31st, 2021

5) PlayStation (PS1) - 102,500,000 (102,400,000+ according to Sony) - Mar. 31st, 2012

6) Nintendo Wii (Wii) - 101,640,000 (101,630,000 according to Nintendo) - Mar. 31st, 2021

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7) Nintendo Switch (NS) - 87,433,421 (84,590,000 according to Nintendo) - Mar. 31st, 2021

8) PlayStation 3 (PS3) - 87,410,000 (87,400,000+ according to Sony) - Mar. 31st, 2017

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Sorry this took so long, but yes, as it has been already noted, the Switch has surpassed the PS3 worldwide. And it now turns its sights towards a couple of clubs. First the 90M, then 95M, and finally the 100M clubs. Afterwards, it will finally target the Wii. Right now, the Switch is maintaining a steady baseline of 375-400k a week. With 375k being the low end and 400k being the high end, it would take the Switch the following weeks to achieve these following feats:

375k baseline:

90 million: 7 weeks.

95 million: 21 weeks

100 million: 34 weeks

Pass the Wii: 38 weeks.

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400k baseline:

90 million: 7 weeks. 

95 million: 19 weeks.

100 million: 32 weeks

Pass the Wii: 36 weeks

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Obviously, we have this little thing called "the holiday season" to consider, which is going to make the last two milestones, (perhaps even the 2nd one) happen much sooner than this.

I meant in the main regions VGChartz divides sales into, (NA/EU/JP/ROTW) but good to know.

I know, I'm trying to help.

On the Hardware by Date tool on this site, it shows US instead of NA. But in US, they show X/S narrowly outsold PS5 in the weeks ending April 10 and 17.  So at least in the US, this isn't the first time.  However, this week's was the largest margin.